| Brand: | Proto-PIC |
| Manufacturer Part Number: | KIT-10173 |
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Product Specifications
Technical Details
- Arduino Uno , Arduino and breadboard holder, Printed 36-page Oomlout manual, Male Headers
- 12 color circuit overlays, Clear Bread Board, 74HC595 Shift Register, 330 and 10K Resistors
- 2N2222 Transistors, 1N4001 Diodes, DC Motor with wires, Small Servo
- 5V Relay, TMP36 Temp Sensor, Flex sensor, Softpot, 6' USB Cable, Jumper Wires
- Photocell, Tri-color LED, Red and Yellow LEDs, 10K Trimpot, Piezo Buzzer, Big 12mm Buttons
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Product Description
(PPKIT-10173) This kit has it all.
It now includes the new Arduino Uno, the fabled baseplate, and all the sensors you can shake a stick at.
*Please note that the version of UNO provided may be either the DIP version (as shown in the picture) or the SMD version. If you really want one or the other specifically please contact us and we will do our best to accommodate.
The SparkFun Inventor's Kit for Arduino is a box of goodies to get the very beginner started with programmable electronics. It includes all the bits you need to build 12 basic circuits, no soldering required!
The SIK comes with everything pictured and a 36 page color printed 'starter' guide. The guide will take a complete novice and get them:
Blinking LEDs
Controlling a toy motor
Controlling a servo
Making (bad) music
Responding to buttons
Twisting a volume knob
Detecting ambient light
Reading temperature
Controlling big devices
Mixing LED colors
We believe these to be the building blocks of any electronics project. Once these concepts are mastered, very impressive projects are possible using simple recombinations.
Take a moment to visit the RelChron Limited Storefront on Amazon,above,and view the growing range of RelChron and Proto-PIC products for the electronics professional and hobbyist!
It now includes the new Arduino Uno, the fabled baseplate, and all the sensors you can shake a stick at.
*Please note that the version of UNO provided may be either the DIP version (as shown in the picture) or the SMD version. If you really want one or the other specifically please contact us and we will do our best to accommodate.
The SparkFun Inventor's Kit for Arduino is a box of goodies to get the very beginner started with programmable electronics. It includes all the bits you need to build 12 basic circuits, no soldering required!
The SIK comes with everything pictured and a 36 page color printed 'starter' guide. The guide will take a complete novice and get them:
Blinking LEDs
Controlling a toy motor
Controlling a servo
Making (bad) music
Responding to buttons
Twisting a volume knob
Detecting ambient light
Reading temperature
Controlling big devices
Mixing LED colors
We believe these to be the building blocks of any electronics project. Once these concepts are mastered, very impressive projects are possible using simple recombinations.
Take a moment to visit the RelChron Limited Storefront on Amazon,above,and view the growing range of RelChron and Proto-PIC products for the electronics professional and hobbyist!
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Customer Reviews
Most Helpful Customer Reviews
6 of 7 people found the following review helpful
This kit contains a good selection of components to get started with the Arduino. The included tutorial booklet is easy to follow and the printed breadboard wiring diagrams are a very useful guide to building your first circuits.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
I bought this kit and am happy with it. However, I think it might be cheaper to buy the basic kit and add the extra bits yourself (e.g., led, resistors etc). Has bee a really useful tool to help me learn basic electronics.
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I purchased this item as I've had basic electronic hobby sets in the past and maintain an interest in the scene. I wanted an Arduino set as I wanted to see what all the buzz was about. I can say that this is one of the best sets I've every purchased.
I've now completed all the projects and gone on to reuse the components in my own designs and I now own 5 Arduino boards as I keep thinking of new things to do!
I would recomment this set to anyone thinking of looking in to programmable electronics. It's a good quality set and the online community is fantastic as any questions normally attract a wealth of answers.
I've now completed all the projects and gone on to reuse the components in my own designs and I now own 5 Arduino boards as I keep thinking of new things to do!
I would recomment this set to anyone thinking of looking in to programmable electronics. It's a good quality set and the online community is fantastic as any questions normally attract a wealth of answers.
